The Digital Governance Standards Institute (DGSI) has released the first revision of CAN/DGSI 103-2, Digital Trust and Identity – Part 2: Delivery of Healthcare Services. This revised standard provides updated requirements for the secure exchange of health information in federated health networks and enhances the digital trust framework for the healthcare sector. This revision introduces two major updates: 1️⃣ Expanded Terms and Definitions: Clarifications have been added to ensure better understanding and implementation of the standard. 2️⃣ Increased Clarity on Access Controls and Authorization: The revision provides more detailed guidance on managing access controls, authorization, and the protection of personal health data within digital systems. The standard aims to facilitate the creation of user-centric, interoperable health networks that improve the accessibility and security of healthcare services. It addresses crucial topics such as user agency, data standards, privacy, consent, and identity re-use, all while ensuring compliance with local regulatory and legislative requirements. Head over here to consult and download the newly revised standard: https://lnkd.in/dBSHU_NX
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The revision of CAN/DGSI 103-2 represents a critical step in ensuring the secure and efficient exchange of health information. In a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, this update will help organizations strengthen the privacy and security of sensitive patient data while promoting interoperability across health systems.
The Digital Governance Standards Institute (DGSI) has released the first revision of CAN/DGSI 103-2, Digital Trust and Identity – Part 2: Delivery of Healthcare Services. This revised standard provides updated requirements for the secure exchange of health information in federated health networks and enhances the digital trust framework for the healthcare sector. This revision introduces two major updates: 1️⃣ Expanded Terms and Definitions: Clarifications have been added to ensure better understanding and implementation of the standard. 2️⃣ Increased Clarity on Access Controls and Authorization: The revision provides more detailed guidance on managing access controls, authorization, and the protection of personal health data within digital systems. The standard aims to facilitate the creation of user-centric, interoperable health networks that improve the accessibility and security of healthcare services. It addresses crucial topics such as user agency, data standards, privacy, consent, and identity re-use, all while ensuring compliance with local regulatory and legislative requirements. Head over here to consult and download the newly revised standard: https://lnkd.in/dBSHU_NX
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Really great timing for Digital Governance Council | Conseil de gouvernance numérique updated 103-2 standard as we see a national ground swell and investments within the provinces and territories to give patients more access to and empowerment to share their health data. At IDENTOS Inc. we have been firm believers in the need to drive technology investments and policy to a more citizen / patient centric model to unlock value.
The Digital Governance Standards Institute (DGSI) has released the first revision of CAN/DGSI 103-2, Digital Trust and Identity – Part 2: Delivery of Healthcare Services. This revised standard provides updated requirements for the secure exchange of health information in federated health networks and enhances the digital trust framework for the healthcare sector. This revision introduces two major updates: 1️⃣ Expanded Terms and Definitions: Clarifications have been added to ensure better understanding and implementation of the standard. 2️⃣ Increased Clarity on Access Controls and Authorization: The revision provides more detailed guidance on managing access controls, authorization, and the protection of personal health data within digital systems. The standard aims to facilitate the creation of user-centric, interoperable health networks that improve the accessibility and security of healthcare services. It addresses crucial topics such as user agency, data standards, privacy, consent, and identity re-use, all while ensuring compliance with local regulatory and legislative requirements. Head over here to consult and download the newly revised standard: https://lnkd.in/dBSHU_NX
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Health Information Management Series: 7 • Navigating Ethical Considerations in HIM The rapid advancements in healthcare technology have also brought forth a heightened need for HIM professionals to navigate the complex ethical landscape. As the custodians of sensitive patient information, HIM experts must ensure the ethical and responsible use of data, upholding the principles of privacy, confidentiality, and patient autonomy. Key ethical considerations in HIM include data governance, informed consent, algorithmic bias, and the equitable access to healthcare technologies. HIM professionals must collaborate with healthcare organizations, policymakers, and other stakeholders to develop robust data governance frameworks, implement comprehensive security measures, and proactively address the potential risks and biases inherent in the use of emerging technologies. AHIMA #hipweek24
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The digitization of healthcare is reshaping business models, bringing in more equity in healthcare access, boosting research, and improving care outcomes. While I understand the importance of seamless data access, I strongly believe healthcare providers must prioritize data privacy and security to avoid compromise. In that context, read Shuba S thoughts on how to balance the availability of patient data with security and privacy concerns to enhance patient experiences and improve operational efficiencies in this recent blog:
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The digitization of healthcare is reshaping business models, bringing in more equity in healthcare access, boosting research, and improving care outcomes. While I understand the importance of seamless data access, I strongly believe healthcare providers must prioritize data privacy and security to avoid compromise. In that context, read Shuba S thoughts on how to balance the availability of patient data with security and privacy concerns to enhance patient experiences and improve operational efficiencies in this recent blog:
Unlocking the Future of Healthcare: Navigating Data Privacy and Security in the Digital Age
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Protecting patient health data is a cornerstone of modern healthcare systems. With the increasing digitization of medical records and the widespread use of health information technologies, safeguarding this sensitive information has become critical. Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of patient health data is not just a legal requirement but also an ethical obligation. The protection of patient health data is vital for maintaining the integrity of healthcare systems, safeguarding individual rights, and fostering trust between patients and providers. As healthcare becomes increasingly reliant on digital technologies, robust data protection measures are essential to ensure privacy, security, and the ethical use of health information. By prioritizing the protection of patient data, healthcare providers can enhance outcomes, drive innovation, and uphold the highest standards of care.
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The digitization of healthcare is reshaping business models, bringing in more equity in healthcare access, boosting research, and improving care outcomes. While I understand the importance of seamless data access, I strongly believe healthcare providers must prioritize data privacy and security to avoid compromise. In that context, read Shuba S thoughts on how to balance the availability of patient data with security and privacy concerns to enhance patient experiences and improve operational efficiencies in this recent blog:
Unlocking the Future of Healthcare: Navigating Data Privacy and Security in the Digital Age
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The digitization of healthcare is reshaping business models, bringing in more equity in healthcare access, boosting research, and improving care outcomes. While I understand the importance of seamless data access, I strongly believe healthcare providers must prioritize data privacy and security to avoid compromise. In that context, read Shuba S thoughts on how to balance the availability of patient data with security and privacy concerns to enhance patient experiences and improve operational efficiencies in this recent blog:
Unlocking the Future of Healthcare: Navigating Data Privacy and Security in the Digital Age
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The digitization of healthcare is reshaping business models, bringing in more equity in healthcare access, boosting research, and improving care outcomes. While I understand the importance of seamless data access, I strongly believe healthcare providers must prioritize data privacy and security to avoid compromise. In that context, read Shuba S thoughts on how to balance the availability of patient data with security and privacy concerns to enhance patient experiences and improve operational efficiencies in this recent blog:
Unlocking the Future of Healthcare: Navigating Data Privacy and Security in the Digital Age
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IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION GOVERNANCE IN HEALTHCARE 👩💻 Information Governance helps ensure the integrity of health data. IG programs also help healthcare organizations ensure the consistency and quality of data. Having trustworthy, accessible, and accurate information is essential for being able to: • Maintain the confidentiality, privacy, and security of patients’ personal information and electronic health records (EHR). • Reduce the risk of compliance failures and regulatory penalties. • Improve the quality of clinical service and patient experiences. • Streamline strategic planning and predictive data analytics. • Increase operational efficiency. • Control storage costs. #Healthcare #InformationGovernance #DataQuality
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